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'''Jason Mattera''' is a top conservative activist, a spokesman for Young America's Foundation and TV correspondent for [[Michelle Malkin]]'s HotAir.com. Mattera has written for the Washington Times, the Washington Examiner, Human Events, National Review Online, and Townhall.com. Also, he has been a featured guest on many TV programs; The Fox News Channel, CNN, MSNBC, and C-SPAN. In addition, many talk radio shows including [[Rush Limbaugh]], Sean Hannity, [[Mark Levin]], Laura Ingraham, [[Glenn Beck]], Roger Hedgecock, and Mike Gallagher.  Jason Mattera is best known for in-your-face journalist fights with some of the biggest liberals around; Congressman [[Charlie Rangel]], Congressman [[John Murtha]], and Senator [[John Kerry]]. He was recently asked why he does it and said, "I hate liberalism and I love a good fight."

'''Jason Mattera''' is a top conservative activist, Editor of [[Human Events]], a spokesman for Young America's Foundation and TV correspondent for [[Michelle Malkin]]'s HotAir.com. Mattera has written for the Washington Times, the Washington Examiner, Human Events, National Review Online, and Townhall.com. Also, he has been a featured guest on many TV programs; The Fox News Channel, CNN, MSNBC, and C-SPAN. In addition, many talk radio shows including [[Rush Limbaugh]], Sean Hannity, [[Mark Levin]], Laura Ingraham, [[Glenn Beck]], Roger Hedgecock, and Mike Gallagher.  Jason Mattera is best known for in-your-face journalist fights with some of the biggest liberals around; Congressman [[Charlie Rangel]], Congressman [[John Murtha]], and Senator [[John Kerry]]. He was recently asked why he does it and said, "I hate liberalism and I love a good fight."

He was born and raised in Brooklyn, [[New York]] and attended Roger Williams University in Rhode Island, graduating summa cum laude. In college, he was a very visible member of the College Republicans.  

He was born and raised in Brooklyn, [[New York]] and attended Roger Williams University in Rhode Island, graduating summa cum laude. In college, he was a very visible member of the College Republicans.